Hi Serge,
First of all, I don't think that the in caller clause makes much of a
different if you execute AppleScript syntax. It is probably meant to
alter the executionContext when you execute LiveCode syntax. You can see
examples of the grammar used to write this clause, if you execute the
following in the message box:
put the executionContexts
If you write a reference to a handler in the form displayed in the
message box after execution above code, then you should be able to
change the executionContext during executing the do command. E.g.
put "button id 1014 of card id 1002 of stack" && quote & "C:/Program
Files (x86)/My App/My Stack.rev" & quote & comma & "moueUp,12" \
into myContext
do "beep" in myContext // without "as"
I'm not entirely sure about this, because I can't find any
documentation. This is my best guess for now.
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On 4/13/2014 18:02, Serge Brami wrote:
hello
somebody knows what means the [caller] param in the command Do statement as
"Applescript" in caller
There is not any example in the livecode dictionnary
Is it the name of the handler where the command is in ? I have tried but
doesnt work
I ask because statements as : do anything as Applescript doesnt work on
Livecode 6.6 and Maverick
Any Idea ?
Thanks
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